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Ld Collington v Faa. [1624] Mor 12600 (29 July 1624)
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[1624] Mor 12600
In what cases a private Deed not probative betwixt the Granter and Receiver.
Ld Collington v. Faa
Date: 29 July 1624 Case No. No 482.
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A bond granted by a person interdicted to a workman for his wages, without consent of his creditors, found not probative of the onerous cause; but the Lords allowed the creditor to bring evidence of the onerous cause.
Fol. Dic. v. 2. p. 156. Durie.
*** This case is No 23. p. 7148, voce Interdiction.
*** See the like, with regard to a bond granted for furnishing, 22d June 1697, Bowman contra Earl of Kilmarnock, No 25. p. 7149. Ibidem
